Health benefits of Ginger: Ginger can be used safely to treat a wide range of health problems, from simple nausea to arthritis. (Weed) The aspect I most appreciate about ginger is what a good supporting player it is in herbal formulas. Ginger combines well with many herbs, improving taste and potency.
Best Answer: Yes and no. The reserve time will not count as 4 years of service. You basicly have to add up the days you trained while in the reserves. Thats how many days time in service it will add. Generally 38 days per year. You you have 4.5 years active, then 5 months while in the reserves.
All of your reserve time will count as years of service for pay. Meaning you will be paid at whatever rank based on over 8 years of service (DoDFMR Vol 7A, Ch 1). Only the time that you spent on ADT will count for an Active Duty Retirement. You can get this from your retirement points worksheet from HRC-St Louis.